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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

Fy~~ No
WYNN wzrokiem, ktorego Vice.
XII zniesc ME mogac, zbiera1
sic do odwrotu.
4 szybkoscia bfyskawicy o.
objela nogi jego rekami j po-
czeia plakaG, lecz tax aafos-
ME, Re wo;albym kilka lat zy.
cha utracit, Mill p%owt6rnie
place. ten uslyszec.
Wiecki podniosf ia z ziemi
i pocafowaf W czofo delikat-
nie, tulac do piersi.
No, no - Emilciu - ME
przyjmuj do serca kilku slow
gniewem wywofanych. Jak
mogf uspakajaf }kajaca.
slepy-poczeia przychodzit
do siebie-czys tego ME pre-
czuf, ME %dostrzegf, lie ciebie
kocham jedynie!
Smutna postac wyprosto-
wafa sic jak struna, twarz o.
kryfa mocnym rumiencem, a
oczy, tie prawdziwie piekielne
ogniki VEGA kusiciela, wlepifa
W Wieckiego.
-slepy!-Sqdzifes, lem u
ciekfa z domu rodzic6w, zne-
coma jedynie twojem bogact-
wem ..... moznoscia rozpo-
rzadzania MEM do swojej wo-
-Pamietasz pierwsze nasze
poznanie-ciagneta zadumana.
-Piekny to byt dziei-sfon-
ce swiecifo tax jasno, tax mile!
Znecona jego blaskiem usia-
diam ia ganku z ksiaAka W
reku. Jechaies ma siwym W
jabfka koniu utica i widocznie
gems preestraszony,ko on stanaf
deba i rzucif sic wprost ku
gankowi. Krzyknetam mocno,
gotowa upasc re strachu.
Jak'2es byf piekry, gdy IL
spokoiwszy W momencie ru.
maka, rzekfes gfosem chwyta-
jacom "a SERGE: - Niegodziwe
zwierze, wystraszyfo Gle, PAM
-wierzaj mi PAM, ze wolaf-
bym widziec siwego trupem,
Mill ten wyraz przykrego u
czucia ma twej uroczej twa-
~rzycce.-Daruj, PAM, pc po-
wrocie dostanie on kilkanas-
Gle bizunow.
20 ME czyh pan tego =
TAXI piekny koh! Siwy! Ty ia.
}ujesz W lei chwili, les ME
obdarzony nova, lecz ty ia
pojmuj esq doskonale. Patrz pa
nj, tax czule patrzy ma ciebie,
szyje napreza. Poglaszcz go,
PAM. -. .Zbliay}es sic z ko-
a ia niepomna, co czy-
ME, potrze patam siwego pc
i zanim zdo}afam ia
odjqc, tvs reke do ust mocno
przycisnaf. Zacmlto sic w O.
each, chclafam cos powie-
dzieG-tchu zabrakfo-i byfes
daleko.
-Jozefe, wowczas JUL by
twoja-twoja ma zawsze!
-Wiedzac o przepasci mas
= dziedzic a corka
krawca-nic O mifosci ME mo.
dotad, wolac uchodzic
"a przedajna ,rozstajac sic, obu-
W tobie litosG, mad kt6.
"a pogarde przekladam.
-Kochafam Gle z dniem ka-
ldym wiecei. bvle hvG nrzv tn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

wynn PalaCu' AeliloA Dig q W.
gaia jedynaczka p. G., a mnie
wypedzasz z domu, bede maj
wierniejsza s}uga twej przy-
szlej Tony - najtroskliwsza O.
piekunka jej dzieci.. tylko'
luby, ME oddalai cd siebie....
to srozsze, M smierc sama.
Wiecki sm%iertelnie blady, z
grubemi kroplami potu ma CO
lie, widocznie ME byf nigdy ma
cos podobnego przygotowany.
Rzekf jak nieprzytomny do
siebie: niepodobno! - Podczas
ostatniej bytnoSci W Necie,
kiedym sic oswiadczy& Jadwi-
DE, rzekfa miedzy innemi. -
Przedewszystkiem, panic Jo-
zefe, musisz zatrzec Shady don.
kiszotowskiej mfodosci, W kto-
rel ;aka5 kucharka z Warsza-
wy era g}owna role. Ma bye
ona bardzo piekna - niech3e
wroci, zkad przybyfa; tam le-
piej ocenia jej zdolnosci, kuli-
narne i. .pieknos6.
.Przyrzekasz mi to, panic
Jozefie, pod slowem chonoru?
Przyrzek}em, choc wyznam.....
-Kiedy tax rzekfa parma
Jadwlga, wymowifa zmienio-
nym glosem, powstajac, vice
dotrzymaj sfowa. CHOP, kto-
rego mi raisz "a me3a, bedzie
lynn znawca. Ale pod warun.
klein, lie W tym tygodniu jesz.
cze odbedzie sic nasz Stub.
Wiecki chciat cos movie,
lecz ona podaayfa szybko do
pafacu, ME zwracajac nan u
wagi,
Le3afem jeszcze z dobry
kwadrans, rozwa2ajac dopiero
co usfyszaEe, a tax ola mnie
i move. PowiedzieG Oh
Gu. ezy ME Me wtykaj
palca! ..... %przypomniafy mi
sic jego sfowa i postanowi-
lem milczeG.
Gala noe snifem o tel pan
ME tax cudownie pieknej, ja-
kiej nawet ma swietych obraz-
ME widziafem.
Ma drugl dzieh pred VIE
czorem byf pan Wiecki W ma
szej chacie.
Zamknij dobrze drzwi-po.
siadajac ma fawie---
to co chce ci poviedzieG O.
oecnie, powinno ma zawsze po-
zostaG miedzy nami. Ojciec
mnie oczami. Chic
pax ma rozum, jest sprytnym
on vie, Re najlepiej dian trzy-
mac jezyk "a zebami-niech
pozostanie.
-Sfuchaj, Siejwo! Miafem
ZIG zawsze "a przyjaciela vie
eel, jak sfuge, i ola tego wy.
.uszcze pred toba, co gryzie
SERGE i o pomoc poprosze -
Emilia, podobata ci sic
a gdym natracif 0 ze-
llaczce, wyrazifes chec pofa-
sic z MIA wezfem do.
gdym ci raz W lar.
,ach %napomknat.
Wowczas byfa ola mnie mai.
'upefniej obo]etna; dzisiaj siej-
vo, kocham ia z ca}ej duszy i
9oslubienie jej uwa3afbym "a
lajwieksze szczescie ola Sic
Die, ale dalem s}owo pannie
Notv m0iai 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
w. Ks.

Majatek Runowo pod Wagrow.
Gem, wfasnosc Laskowskich, kupi-
fakomisya kolonizacyjna pruska "a
80 tysiecy marek.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Loysiss for Express Robbers.

PITrBuno, Pa, August 3O--Two
Pinkerion detectives, A. A. Eten aud
A. l. Hssdland, Of New York, have
been In the city for three or
four day., AMI are stopping o. the
Seventh Avenue II ltel. They are at
the Union Depot TO watch the arrival
Of every through train from the East,
and when no, g, nga,sd, spend their
time on the principal streets, closely
scanning every one who passes. They
are watching Tor two men who are be.
lieyed TO have been implicated In the
robbery OF an txpfei5 car nefr Boston,
cone two months ago, Of n package
containing u. 900 la currency.
Ab1ut week ago these men were
teen TO get on through train u the
jersey Cty Depot, and II was a Ger
tanned that they had bought tickets ioI
Piitsburg. An Effort was made 10 In.
tercspt them nj Philad lptia, bul
failed. Then the detectives named
came on 70 Pltisbutg. bat no far bAy,
been unable 10 locate their men. The
utmost secrecy has been maintained
about their movements, the city polici
authorities reiuing 10 acknQHledg,
that they even know anything about
the man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Rax.E,. Of Chinch nnx..

srRsoYrILD. III, Angus, 30.-The
necreiary Of the State Board Of Agri.
culture 10 In receipt Of a very discour.
aging report from Prof. Forbss, State
chronological, In reference 10 the very
general distribution Of chinch bugs
throughout thu Safe. TIE professor
has made very thorougb inyesilea.
ton concerning the location and OK.
tent OF the presence II this peel, and
bis conclusions are bri nyHummed a
IL IL very destructive In thirty c IN.
ties, occurs Ia large numbers In elk
teen Others, In moderate numbera IN
sew nieen, AID 10 numbep not orps,
cially injurious bat sufficient 10 threat.
en- harm another year In twenty Eve,
while from Thirteen counties Il IL 70.
ported ~ practically absent. As tn
weather conditions throughout tts
greater part Of the state have thus a.
been peculiarly favorable TO lie multi.
plloa Ion, reope viii ba able 10 estl
mate the gravity of the danger threat.
ened .be agrIeuiuro n the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
"R0B0R0.'
Five Thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In q single Instance.

a. rsmsds Tor 6hiLLs and TEvER, L
contains no Quinine or mineral Of any Kind,
but " oomposad Of harmless horbsi apd ~
perfect blood purifier. IL can be sdmtni,-
moi a pufsstivs, but q ~ excellent sgetiIef.
invigofate,, braces Ahd bald ur the 'ys,om
iron the bseibnlnE, No, ono psrfon In
thousand has a sinsls chill after. oommsne-
w.. and S' i.,AisG a az per " bS,,io. ' We ".
will not forward 70 any address Less than two
bottieti and vii guarantee that, d dlfec-
lions are followed Two bottles will Tfcnp.iy
cure any case Of Chills and Feysr. only one
noile V neceftary for PERSONS from tITht "
twelve years Of ass. ono bottle viii cure
several chii irsn nader eight ysnrf q ago.
FOR al b. drugTia,t,
Lyneabgrs. Va, Nov. ., isS- .Ms,,r,.
Ss.n 4. ass II STs 81 na Zen Ss yss
Ftthsr With ny brother and sner. all fiH,
had chllls and fever for several mon,hs, dur
ina which time tho usual remedy, Quinino,
gas Adminiftsfed without bsnehoial fesulti.
hnsr hearing Of the wonderful cures aecom-
pitched by your invaipahls remedy, "Robo.
TO-" tried u 10 ny family, and not one Of
the tit eyer bad q singlq chill alter com
menelnsiu nee. r,refd "a v .thout excep-
'A'' J f'0" 'n''a''soh hff' e. :.
Of n. hrm Of Heard 4 Asss. Tobsseoaist,.
hlehlandf ftttTlNhrIs ruantri Me- Octos
bef ~, issS-hcttrs. Lowg A Bennoui
Nine Of my children had chiiif and fever Al
the fame tine The utual remedy, gnininei
vas adminiitetsd vithout benefit. al Of
EN- were promptly and ehsctgaly eurcdhy
the uio Of "hoboro' alone. Not one Of the
nine bad a chill alter commenclnT ~ ufe.
Kstsosd, Nelson couaiy. va, october
=, issR.- Melsrs. LAWS a licnnstti Several
Of mJ ffisni, and ! hsd fevtru case, Of
ohllls and lever We dispensed With ths
u,uai remedies ard pisa nothing but
"kobofo," which rssuliri N = thorouFh
cure In each case. lou sill obliro BY for
SaIdln ne ease OF iaenG ,iogt, t.iget.
a. 10 oar reliability Aad responsibility ".
refer BY permission % the lglloHits subttan-
tial huf'ness men of ~ nchhpfF, who're both
Of the manu- acturcu u "hghofo" have
rcsided for the last twelve y-rsl ". q.
Manson, .jr., Mayor Of lynoheufs. J. NJ.
len ". Taliey, cashier firft National Bank,
ckAs. W, Price. C9mmiffioncf Revenues
John T. Edwards, president Tobacco Also
m you eanno, procure "Roboro" Of your
drugsista, remit uf t2.50 and evil for
vard two otiisf 70 your nearest dsro, Or
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Nsnpiseiurers, Lynchbufs, Va
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
re.ra ., I..,,. aud n..n

MAHHALi, No, Angus, 3).--Aboui
ayer ego Mira Eliza MeAllis,er, an
elderly lady, Of Tcne HAote, I'D,
was myB,eriously los. from q Chicago
and Alton train, between 81. Louis
aud Kansas City. She was noticed
upon the train till Il approached this
ylllnily, and here fhe was mlassd.
Her relatives yisitsd here and every
efoh was made 10 hnd her. Her son,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
StrikeTbreateuea.

WAUKEsnA, WIS. August 30.--The
locomotive engineers employed by the
Wisconsin Contra yailrosd threaten to
strike against II, &. Barnes. the Sdper.
intendent Of Machinery in the shops
at that point. sir. Barnes has oGepdsd
the engineers IN some way. but the
malcontents are reticent on the cub.
jeot, which Is now 10 the hands OF this
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Eogi-
neers. A resolution demsndipR Mr.
Barnes's removal hiss been submitted
TO the management Of the Wisco nsin
Central.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

In Indiana, advertised very extern.
sively her disappearance, and offered
$1,000 reward for her discovery, dead
Or alive. Her remains have been
found on the Missouri river bank, just
below the Saline boundary. The only
way In which she could be identified
was ring upon her left hand bear
ing her name. The Aesh was entirely
gone and only her bleached bones
were found. AT the time OF her de.
par,ure she had gold wa'ch, money
and check for 800, II la believed
she fell or was thrown from the train
W lille crossing the river at Glasgow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Ton HALE M

VAN yLEHT A. CO., Menu bis. Tenn.
A. RENKERT a Coz Merfphif, Tenn.
s'MiSsFifl6 Eco. EE sSSpii, t' Tenn,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

HAVE been a periodical sufferer
from Hay Fever "a most annoying and
loathsobe sfiiiction), eincs the sum
mer Of 1879, and until l used Ey's
Cream Balm was never abe to find
auy relief until cod weather. / can
trutbfully cay that Cream Balm curtd
me ressrd IL 81 Of great value, ard
would not be without II during the
HAY Fever season.
l.. M. GEORGIA, Biughhmptsn, N. Y.
was sfli cled with Hay Fever for
reven ycars-Ey's Cteam Balm cured
me entirely.-H. ID. CALLAHAN, 1. & st.
l.. X. X, Terre Hau,e, Ind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

The most succsssful tonic OF the
age Penn berton'a French Wine Coca
ia recomm ended by 10000 eninen,
physicians for the cure of all nervous
affections, dyspepsia, sick besdschs,
otc. Is pleasant TO take, and will
prove itesli beyona price. For sale by
Hsietor,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

CIscIssATI, o-rhe bucket shops
horo sre gettltg their quotations from
the Chicago BoIid OF Trade an usu 4
today, but their rnanageTe are blind
Is 70 the manner In which they are
obtsinei, when a,ked about IL. They
only know that the quotations reach
them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

CmcAGo, In. - The Poial Tele.
graph Company vas loday or ic,sd 10
lake i's wires out Of tho Omen Board
Of Trade. The "a hstirts received by
thu open II az Oi Trads wore cent 10
bucket hops, Is oleio Q br the big
board, and this was ius caus1 Tor
ordsriny 'hsir Tsnovsl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Capital Prize, $4,000.
srN0TICE-Tickets are Ten Dollars
only HH rC",b 90; a., Fifth'' %.

2l7p PriIos, amounting esq. Oc
Applicatlon for rates 10 clubs thouiJ be
made only TO tho Once Of the Company 10
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
sivlnI full addrots. POSTAL NOTES. Va.
press Money orders, or New York EKchanFe
In ordinary l0t,sr. Currency By Expro1s lAi
our expsnSsl, addressed -
M. A. DAUPBIH,
Wow Orleans, Ia.
or rs. A. DAuPEIN,
WaShtEgton. v. a..
srGt 6 " est COurtst., BcsnphiE, Tean
Address Registered LelterstO
NEW OHLEANH NATIONAL BkaA,
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

LsvASsA, 0.-0yer twenty dwelling
houses, besides The leTge null known
as the Boyd Manufacturing Company,
were burned by yesterdays fire. The
tcrn Ia almost destroyed. Losn, $780,.
000. Insurance, light.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

WHEN cramped you have no time 10
experiment. Yuu want relief, II possi-
bic, at once. Tell your drugglst you
want Fred Browns GiuRer-ihe genu-
ine. Ph,lsdelphis. 1892.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

ALL disorders caused by a bilious
State Of the eys,em can be cured by
using Cirter's Little Liver Pills. No
psio, RripipR or discomio I attending
their ueV. Try them,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
Our Neighbors.

Perry County.
Shawnee Banner.
New Straitsville. le.--Matthew Nc
Bride had his arm broken Mt
mine No. 3 by jumping off box
car.
The Troy mine worked twelve
days in February. The other
mines worked about the same. w.
p. Rend has closed down his
Chicago mine indefinitely.
Sixteen couples were made happy
by our Probate Judge during Feb.
Owing to mistake occurring in
the notice the election on the town
hall question at New Lexington
has been postponed.
Common Pleas Court convened
at New Lexington ON Monday.
c. w. Roof and John Pearson,
the former weigh ma ster and the
latter foreman of one of the yard
gangs at Corning, both in the en-
ploy of the r. & o. G. r. r., gotinto
some difficulty concerning the re-
porting of their former yardmaster
which soon came to blows, followed
by Roof shooting Pearson through
the neck, causing very painful
and serious wound. The grudge
seems to have been brewing for
some time, and it is feared that
this will not be the end. A hear
ing before the Mayor resulted in
Roof being bound over in the sum
of $400 to appear at the next term
of Perry county court.
| Athens County,
Journal.
The name of the post Office at Sc
dalia, this county, has been chang
ed to "Welch."
The enterprizing citizens of Mel
sonville are about to erect tile
works, and stock to the amount of
$25,000 has already been subscrib-
ed. Among the principal stock
holders are Ashley Poston, Chas
Doan, j. e. LafAma, DR.. Alderman
and. Jas. Dew. The enterprise will
certainly succeed.
The Village of Athens has been
granted the privilege to spend $25,
900 borrowed money on her streets.
Fairfield County.
Eagle.
Judge John S. Freisner and Carl
Buerhaus, of Logan were in the
city this week.
; More cases were compromised
during the late common pleas term
than was ever known at one term
in this county.
The spring meeting of the Board
of Managers of the Ohio Confer
ence Camp Meeting Association
will be held on Thursday, April Z,
on the camp ground.
While Mr.. p. I. Kiener, the East
Main st. grocer, was eating his
dinner Friday, he fell from his
chair and expired in few minutes.
His sudden death is supposed to be
from the effects of an ailment of
which he has been a long sufferer.
Deceased was born near New Lex
ington, o., Jan. 18th 1S4S.
One more saloon closed this
week in Amanda Fairfield county
A small fire excited the citizens
of Bremen, last week.
A new school house near Clear
port was blown down by a severe
wind storm recently.
Vinton County.
Enquirer.
A rumpus occurred at spelling
school on Salt Creek, near Haynes
a few nights ago, in which fistcuffs
profanity and mud were marked
features. 1t began about woman
! and ended in some of the parties
running away. Nobody fatally
hurt.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
the name of David M. Kanode for
denomination to the Office Of TIP.
Clerk, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Primary.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
MANY DEMOCRATS.

Please announce the name of
VIM. Green as a candidate for Con-
stable, subject to the decision of the
Democrats at their Primary.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
ED. DENiOCRAT:

Please announce the name of
James NJ. Mount, as a candidate
for Street Commissioner, subject to
the decision of the Demo cracy of
Logan at their Primary.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12

: Please announce the name of
Robert Davy, as candidate for Con-
stable of Falls Up. subject to the de-
cision of the Democrats at their
Primary.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
DEMOCRATS:

Please announce the name of Ed
ward Jourgensmier for nomination
for the second term for Street Com
missioner, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary election
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
Advertised Letters.
Valuable Lots For Sale.

I will sell my two lots, No. 592,
500 in Log an Village, at bargain.
Both are excellent building lots,
and can be bought together or sep
arately. For terms call on the ed
itor of the ONO DEMOCRAT, or ad-
dress me at stewardson, Ill.
GEO. l.. RIDER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
OHIO DEMOCRATS:

Please announce the name Of
VIM. p. Price, as candidate for
the Office of Solicitor, subject to the
decision of the Democracy of Logan
at their Primary.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs, Till Nichols,
March Z, a sop.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Glove
March 8, q daughter.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
MANY DEMOCRATS.

Please announce the name of N.
j. Weiland as candidate for Treas
urer, subject 10 the decision OF the
Democrats at their Primary.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
ED, DEMoCRAT:

ED. DEMoCRAT: ~
Please announce the name of
Oliver s. L. Oaks, as o candidate
for street Commissioners, subject to
the decision of the Democracy Of
Logan at their Primary.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-07
General News Items.

An explosion occurred in Paris in the
Beaubron collieries at st. Etienne. 1t is
reported that several hundred miners
were killed.
A dispatch from Paris, March LIST says
that the latest advices from st. Etienne
report that l0+ men were entombed in
the mine, and that 43 have been taken
out. I6 of whom are dead.
On the evening of March LIST, the alder
men of Taunton, Mass, fixed the H.
censes for the coming year as follows !:
Six hundred dollars for first-class inn
holders and $500 for common victualers /;
5000 for fourth class; $50 for fourth
class druggists, 1925 for first and fourth
taken together. These figures are larger
than those of the preceding year.
The steamer W. II. Gardner, one of the
largest boats plying on the Tombigbee
River from Mobile, was burned on the ar
ternOOn of March |, three miles below
Gainesville, Sumter county, Ala. The
boat is "a total loss, with AGA bales Of cot
ton. Ten whites and ten colored per
sons lost their lives. The Gardner was
built five years ago for the Tombigbee
trade. She was valued at S25, 900. The
cotton was insured in local companies
for So, 900.
Railway men, at Ottawa, Ont, say that
the recent snow storm was unprecedent-
ed in the history of railroading in Cana
da. Trains in every quarter were
showed up for three days and relief par
ties with provisions to keep the imprison-
ed passengers from starvation were sent
out on snOwshoes. Several OF the Minis
tiers Of the Crown, on their way here TO
attend an important meeting OF the Cab
met, in connection with the fisheries
question, were showed in. Lumbermen
report that there are from IL 10 20 feet Of
snow in the woods, and that it Is impos-
sibIe to do any thing IN getting out logs.
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goods and store of J. II. Buck and
will invoice next week.

goods and store of J. H. Buck and
will invoice next week.
Willis W. Wakefield and other
parties are about buying large tract
of land in Lowell for the purpose of
numbering from it.
The town saw fit to elect road
commissioners at town meeting. This
is new feature in the way of work
ing our roads, and we hope it may
prove successful.
We deem it but justice to our new
postmaster to say that the office Is
well conducted, neat and orderly, no
profanity or smoking being allowed.
If all the government offices were as
well attended, we would say, ''go it,
democrats
Last week, while H. Snodgrass was
crossing the mountain from Moody
vile, he became lost in the storm,
and was on the mountain some eight
hours more than was necessary. Alex
was somewhat used up, and said he
did some tall travelling in the time.
There was quite an exciting match
ed game of base ball played at town
meeting over the clerks office. The
contestants were Judge n. c. Hoyt
and W. d. Miller. The Judge being
strong at the bat, and having some
experienced felders, won the game
at the first inning.
Ed. Wood is moving into the house
he bought of n. Root at the village.
E. r. Sisco is also on the move to
West HiIl.-Julius Deblois is moving
on to the farm he bought of Paul
Dusham last fall.-Ben. Cooper has
moved to the HOyt & Wakefield mills.
There will be some more moving lat
er in the season.
On Monday, Feb. %, Miss Lizzie
Goddard died, at the age of p years.
Her funeral was attended at the
Catholic church in Lowell on Thurs
day last. Miss Goddard was a kind,
lovely girl, and was beloved by all
who knew her, and will be missed by
large circle of friends. She had
been sick with consumption for a
long time, and although conscious
| that she must soon cross the dark
liver, was never known to murmur Oh
complain, but bore her pain with
Christian fortitude worthy of an ex-
ample to all, of whatever church or
creed.
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ss- Allnotices ofdeaths inserted free. Obituary
notices and poetry AUs ssHts PsF ttHs
In Albany, Feb y. Mr. sias Merrill .ssd 81
years, months.
In Troy, Feb ~, infant Of Mr. aud Mrs Harvey
Porter.
In Barton, March J. Mrs Mary }. =. Brown. aged
90 years.
In Craftsbury. Feb p. Geo r. sprague, aged "
years.
In Derby, Feb a, Mrs Mary A. Hardy. aged %
years.
In Criftsbury, Feb p. Mr. John Conner. aged e.
years.